Envelope in which most of these letters in this folded were contained, date of production not identified.

Letter from Nancy [Kane?] to “My darlings,” on the condition of their dying father [John K. Kane, Jr.?], dated approximately 1886.

Envelope containing a dried flower, dated March 22, 1886.

Handwritten undated sheet music (in pencil). Also includes calling card with “Miss Anne Francis Kane, Chestnut Hill” printed on it, dated 25 January 1888.

Telegraph, from George R. Foulke, West Chester, Pennsylvania, to Florence B. Kane, telling her that both Jean and the “boy” are doing well, includes envelope, dated 1889.

Empty envelope, addressed to Florence B. Kane at Chestnut Hall, Philadelphia, in handwriting of George R. Foulke, postmarked from West Chester, dated July 13, 1889.

George R. and Jean Kane Foulke note that says, “With love from George and Jean and little George,” leaf enclosed, dated January 25, 1890.

Letter from William Wallace, London, to “Miss Kane” [Florence B. Kane], enclosing for her something that “has pleased many” (not there), dated March 16, 1890.

Letter from George R. Foulke, while in Bolo, to Florence B. Kane, informing her of the birth of their new daughter, Jean, datedMay 21, 1892.

Letter from Florence, Chestnut Hill, to George Foulke, thanking him for his check but telling him she can’t accept it, dated October 3, 1897.